I'm not against plastic surgery, but................
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are you kidding me!!! that is the craziest thing I have ever heard...
I would be up for some nice boobs, but thats it!!.0 -
Hmmmmm . . . cut off toe, get wider shoes . . . get wider shoes, cut off toe.
That's a tough one. *rolls eyes*
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I actually accidentally severed the pinky toe on my right foot a few years ago. I was lucky enough to have it reattached and she looks just as good as new, so I can't imagine ever voluntarily mangling my foot again for fashion's sake! My balance is buggered as it is!0
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Cinderella surgery
Just read an article on this
It's been around for years and lots of people get it
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It's subjects like this that serve to reinforce the fact that I have never and will never understand fashion. I have also decided, I'm ok with this.0
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It should be called "stepsister surgery."Cinderella surgery
Just read an article on this
It's been around for years and lots of people get it
Ridiculous
In the original Grimm's version, the sisters cut off their toes and heals, respectively, to fool the prince and fit the shoe.0 -
The shame is I have 2 friends with horrible bunions. Both have been in pain for 15-20 years, and have a hard time finding shoes.
My one friend had the complete surgery on one foot last year. She is STILL not completely recovered!!! :noway: I watched the pain she was in before the sx, then what she went through in the healing process, and it simply amazes me anyone could do this on purpose!!
This entire thread has made me rethink my thoughts on my own body. I think I will continue to get leaner, healthier...............and avoid the knife if I can :drinker: :drinker:
A man I know said "The perfection is in the imperfections" Now if we can just believe this
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what is she going to bang against the coffee table in the midde of the night ?0
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It should be called "stepsister surgery."Cinderella surgery
Just read an article on this
It's been around for years and lots of people get it
Ridiculous
In the original Grimm's version, the sisters cut off their toes and heals, respectively, to fool the prince and fit the shoe.
Wow! Now I will be hunting the internet for the original writings!0 -
That being said, if I brought a girl home to romp around with, I took her shoes off and BAM! no pinky toe. I'd be freaked out!
especially once she said she had it removed on purpose
RUN FOR THE HILLS!!! not the heels
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I looooove heels. I don't mind the ache that comes with it. But no. Lord no. I'd just take them to the cobblers and see what they could do about my shoes rather than the other way around.0
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Hell no! I'd buy better heels!0
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Hell no. I think heels are ridiculous anyway.
Also, get off my lawn! *shakes cane*
(But seriously, they're stupid)0 -
Nope I almost lost my pinky toe n a freak accident at the fair when a empty 4H pin fell and landed on it crushing all the bones. They told me that if it turned black and they had to remove it I would have to go through physical therapy to just be able to learn balance again and would never walk the same. I was worried how it would look in sandals. I did get to keep it but on the note of plastic surgery I have had some after having 2 kids and going through basic training with the army I lost all my weight plus some but found I had lose skin hanging off my stomach that would never tighten back up and my breast sagged and seemed empty more like tittie skins than boobs
so I had them lifted which consist of excess skin being removed so my natural fat that was there would make be noticed and had the tummy tuck where they removed all the hanging skin. In this process they did remove 5 lbs of fat. I have found that since the surgery I struggle with fat in other areas since the fat cells were removed from my stomach I now gain in my thighs and butt which makes me look really unbalanced if my weight goes up and difficult for fitting clothes
That's really interesting about the fat storing in different places. It makes sense - I just had never thought about it before.0 -
I have enough balance/grace issues in flats with all five toes, as is. I could NEVER give one up for vanity! ...and, just for the record, I'm pretty vain.
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If you've ever seen Into the Woods (the original Broadway version is on Netflix streaming), they use the originals and they have that in there. It was the blood pouring from the shoe as they rode away that alerted the prince.
It should be called "stepsister surgery."Cinderella surgery
Just read an article on this
It's been around for years and lots of people get it
Ridiculous
In the original Grimm's version, the sisters cut off their toes and heals, respectively, to fool the prince and fit the shoe.
Wow! Now I will be hunting the internet for the original writings!
So, Cinderella finally tries on the shoe after both her stepsisters bleed all over it.0 -
I have wide Fred Flinstone feet, but that never stopped me from wearing designer shoes. Ferragamo makes beautiful shoes and in wide width for those who like designer shoes. The idea of lopping off a toe to wear a shoe makes me sad.0
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You question people about having their pinky toe cut off/altered for shoe fit but nowhere in your OP do you mention that's what she had done... and in the little bit of research I just did, I didn't find anything about amputating toes, only modifying the feet in different ways.
What makes you think she had a toe cut off instead of her feet modified in some way?
Perhaps because it wouldn't have been as controversial and wouldn't have gotten as many responses?0 -
Who said she had her pinky toe cut off? She probably just got bunions removed and here we are 5 pages of judging...0
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Who said she had her pinky toe cut off? She probably just got bunions removed and here we are 5 pages of judging...
Well I did suggest back on page 2 or 3 that she might have had six toes or something.0 -
I'm not a huge fan of heels and I'm really short, but I wouldn't get surgery to be able to wear them. If that's what they want to do, let them do it.0
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I have worn some pretty crazy serious heels, I wouldn't get any kind of surgery to allow me to wear any I couldn't get into how I am now. That being said, I wouldn't judge someone based on something another person told me. I need the facts from the horse's mouth. Gossip is just that. I've had BS spread about me and it can be pretty hurtful.0
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buy a bigger she...my god wtf.0
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While I am not a fan of my pinky toes.... no. I am not going to have them surgically removed unless necessary...0
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wow... buy bigger shoes?
found an article: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2012/11/20/tiletto-surgery-removes-pinky-toe-for-better-fit/0 -
I only wear heels when im gonna be sitting down or not walking.. So nope!
There are many many freaky procedures, if you can think it it can be done!0 -
Everyone can't rock 5-6 inch stilettos. Poor thing 0
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If I couldn't find heels in my size, I wouldn't wear them, but.....luckily, I can find them in my size. Don't judge me. They make my calves look fabulous and when my calves look fabulous, I feel fabulous.0
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